> Fortunately redhats rpm will tell you what it needs to satisfy dependencies so >theres no need for guess work, starting with the main rpm and trying that is probably >the best way to go, it's still necessitates a bit of trial and error, of course if >you have a bunch of rpm's to install and know that they will satisfy all the >dependencies, but can't be bothered installing them in the proper order --nodeps >could be handy ;-)
IMHO the rpm -Uvh * approach is better than --nodeps. rpm will analyse the bunch of rpm files you gave it and as long as all dependencies are satisfied within the group, it will install them all. -- Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
